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find a scientific influencer, someone who is steeped in science, and follow that information. when we talk about viruses and covid, leave your entertainers for that entertainment information. i didn t realize there were health care influencers. doctor, are you concerned at all that we have gotten to a phase where maybe everyone is over covid? i mean, even just personally, when i saw the rise in new york i thought, okay, we are back in covid. i mean, are you surprised perhaps by some of the feelings as of late? three years is a long time. and what we have to remember is the lessons learned from these long three years, especially when we are rolling out vaccines and rolling out information. we have got to go into the communities, take the information to people. remember, you communication is important. that s where we saw the cdc falter in that they had excellent scientists, excellent research, excellent data, but faltered with communication with the public. it needs to be clear and
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